HP Calculator Reviews

"When I bought the HP 48gII about a month ago I encounted the much talked about...The main thing I want to say is the 48gii has had a USB port since 2006, and as best I can tell this model doesn't suffer from the keyboard issues that plagued early production runs...No, I really like the new 48gII, although I can't figure why they chose to ID it in the 48 series, since it clearly is a derated 49g+, itself a nice update of the original 49g..." read more »

"The 12C Platinum is a powerful tool capable of handling the most complex and detailed analysis and problem solving...With the 12C, you'll enjoy the flexibility of both RPN (Reverse Polish Notation) and algebraic modes of entry, the speed of its processor, and the increased memory capacity...The 12C offers several modes and an easy-to-use layout for a wide range of practical applications...For additional convenience, the 12C is also permitted for use on the CFP and CFA Certification Exams, and the GARP FRM Exam...2007-08-24 The product I bought which is the HP 12c edition was very good...intro key responsiveness is different than other keys', the soft case finnish is bad and the support pieces are not well adjusted, so the calculator is slightly unstable..." read more »

"If you need to keep up with your fast-paced business courses while working and planning for your career, invest in the HP 10BII business calculator...Featuring over 100 built-in functions for business, finance, mathematics, and statistics, the 10BII is an ideal calculator for business students who want to get ahead...The HP 10BII business calculator has an algebraic entry system and a logical and intuitive keyboard layout with easy-to-read labels...Still, it's good to know that the more advanced features are available for those who require heavy-duty financial computing...If you bought yourself a financial calculator during the 1980s, chances are it was this bad boy..." read more »

"With over 2300 built in functions and a 9-line x 33-character screen, the HP 50G is the class leader in graphing calculators...Built in functions include vector, graphing, math, scientific, and statistical operations plus physics equations and graphics...I found more good pictures and a good review..." read more »

"HPQ)(Nasdaq:HPQ) today unveiled the world's most powerful RPN scientific programmable calculator currently available - the HP 33s...The HP 33s is HP's most advanced, programmable scientific calculator, packing 31 kilobytes of user memory along with the powerful "HP Solve" application into a shirt-pocket-sized unit weighing only 119 grams (4.2 ounces...With its power and portability, the HP 33s is designed to appeal to engineers, surveyors, college students, scientists and medical professionals - people on the go who need a highly accurate, reliable, full-featured calculator able to compute statistics, base-N, mathematical functions and fractions..." read more »

"1) The batteries only last 50-60 hours according to other reports...I can't confirm this fact as of yet, but it uses 4 AAA batteries as well as a Lithium backup battery to be used as a backup while changing the main batteries..." read more »

"One word--yes! This is a GREAT calculator...NewEgg of course rocks! FedEx is worth the extra money as UPS is absolutely horrid! For those wondering, I bought this calc for my Managerial Finance intro class (BBA core class...And as always Newegg got it to me ultra fast..." read more »

"This is the software that makes the land surveyors examination seem easy for mathematical issues...We supply the calculator with the LSS Miracle Software pre-programmed in a HP 35s Calculator...When you consider that it takes a skilled programmer a day to enter the LSS Miracle Software, this is a good deal..." read more »

"HP is taking the digital photo frame to new heights with its HP DreamScreen line of smart displays that do way more than just let you browse pretty pictures...Already available online in the US, pricing for the HP DreamScreen is around $250 for the 100 model (that's about £151) and $300 for the 130 model (around £181...HP's 100 unit has a 10.2in diagonal display...Another temptation with this device is to pick it up as if it were a sleek portable tablet..." read more »

"Easy to use, slower than I would like but a good calculator overall...HP 20b looked like a good second calculator for the home..." read more »